[jd_perspective]

Hey guys,
I'm picking up my car in a few weeks at PCD and am thinking of just replacing the rims after I get it. My F36 I dipped the rims and don't want to deal with that crappy look (after a while) and it's a lease so I don't want to powdercoat the rims.

What do you guys think of these rims? Ever hear of them or anyone have experience? Trying for a direct fit on my OEM 18" Staggered setup.

https://www.carid.com/petrol-wheels/...250709744.html

Anyone with *mad* photoshop skills can quickly throw them on a Estoril blue M-Sport?

Thanks guys you rock!

[alohasurftoad]

Originally Posted by exl_ent_v6

Hey guys,
I'm picking up my car in a few weeks at PCD and am thinking of just replacing the rims after I get it. My F36 I dipped the rims and don't want to deal with that crappy look (after a while) and it's a lease so I don't want to powdercoat the rims.
What do you guys think of these rims? Ever hear of them or anyone have experience? Trying for a direct fit on my OEM 18" Staggered setup.
https://www.carid.com/petrol-wheels/...250709744.html
Anyone with *mad* photoshop skills can quickly throw them on a Estoril blue M-Sport?
Thanks guys you rock!

if you want to use your oem 18" (225/255)staggered tires on the new wheels, the rear needs to be at least 18x8.5" wide, which the petrol P0A doesn't come in. personally, i think you should spend more on something better or leave it oem.

[BrettKA7]

I looked at your posts and feel your current wheels look 5 million times better than those aftermarket ones.

[jd_perspective]

Originally Posted by BrettKA7

I looked at your posts and feel your current wheels look 5 million times better than those aftermarket ones.

Yeah but up close they look like shit. They are OEM 18" rims with black plastidip. The NEW car will have the same ones and I really don't want to do plastidip and I've heard we cannot powder coat the rims on a lease

[jd_perspective]

Originally Posted by alohasurftoad

if you want to use your oem 18" (225/255)staggered tires on the new wheels, the rear needs to be at least 18x8.5" wide, which the petrol P0A doesn't come in. personally, i think you should spend more on something better or leave it oem.

oh shit. well there goes that idea. I didn't even realize that. I have't bought rims for a car since like 1998! haha